Hoang Bao Ngan

During the summer, I was invited to take over the Head of Human Resources position in my school's art club. Even though I knew little about art, I still gladly accepted the offer since it was both a promotion and a chance for me to work with more people from different classes. Our club's avatar this year The experience is novel and I gain immensely more insight into the operation of such a long-lasting club at my school. My major responsibilities in the club are managing the member's information, controlling the deadline of each department, and bonding the members together. Besides, I also participate in building the lore for the club's mascot and giving feedback and suggestions for the club's product. Even when I made mistakes while comprehending my task as a core, other members supported me enthusiastically throughout the process. Us together Currently, in this generation, we are hosting an art game with the theme "Phobia" and two booths selling authent...

Recently, our Chan club had the opportunity to support the distribution of 200 free servings of porridge to patients at the National Geriatric Hospital. Although the event was brief, it left us with unprecedented experiences. The patient's family members lined up to receive the meal portions Sitting right before the front gate, we were hands-on in arranging and preparing large pots of porridge. Many people came to queue up for their meals. We personally delivered these porridge servings to the patients at the National Geriatric Hospital. In the end, 200 servings of porridge were given with the love and care that we poured into them. We have prepared and distributed meals for the patients at the hospital . Though they were just small meals, they held great significance for those facing difficulties. During this time, receiving an unexpected "thank you" sound from the patients could brighten us for the whole process. Seeing the radiant smiles on the patient's faces fil...

In July, I became an intern at Phuong Thanh Centre for Autism Children. This period was an unprecedented experience for me, both as a student and a volunteer. The student practiced basic skills (buttoning,...) Using my pre-interaction with the autistic children here, it was not too laborious for me to familiarize myself with the environment. Through weekly interaction, I steadily understood more about the children's thinking process, social interconnection, and their viewpoints about the world surrounding them. In contrast, because I was no professional, I frequently questioned in my head: "What does the world look like in their eyes?" Possibly, when I enter university, I will discover a part of the answer to this curiosity. The teachers here explained conscientiously to me about autistic children's habits, methods to manage the class, and their daily activities at school. These guidances allowed me to assist the teacher better and develop suitable class activities f...

As a member of the Chan project, I have had the opportunity to participate in many charitable and volunteer activities. On June 28th, we had our first trip to visit the An Vui Vegetarian Kitchen located near Bach Mai Hospital. Even though the event lasted only one afternoon, it left me with many memorable experiences. Getting ready for the first group of today's customers We helped serve free meals to the patients staying at the hospital. Here, we were hands-on in arranging and preparing vegetarian meals, receiving enthusiastic guidance from the volunteer organizers. Initially, I was a bit anxious because many people were waiting in line to receive their meals, and I was concerned it might become chaotic. However, thanks to the collective efforts in preparation and the effective management of the meal distribution process, everything unfolded seamlessly. The members's movements were nearly synchronized to fasten the pace so the patients did not have to wait for long. The meals...

To support the project "Rescue the Poinsettia," in which our organization SVC would donate a total of around 50 computers to different primary schools in the area, I was on my way to the Tuyên Quang province to help with installing the software to the computer. Even though the day was not extremely difficult, I know that through these actions, hundreds of students in this school will now gain the opportunity to access the Internet and learn through more diverse studying resources. Moreover, they can participate in online competitions, such as the "Young Poinsettia" contest organized by the Pioneer Youth Magazine. This competition is also one of the foundations that sparked this project of our organization. We are just providing the first step to the student's journey, and the rest are depending on them. However, I am confident that by combining these productive machines and the student's hard work and intelligence, their future will surely flourish.

Until now, I have volunteered for several charities aimed at different underprivileged groups around Hanoi. This time, I volunteered to help serve free porridges for the patients at the National Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion. I remember waking up at 4:00 a.m. to go to the destination and set up the serving area. Still, I felt as spirited as ever because I knew many people were hungry for a hot, nutritious breakfast to improve their health. Serving hot meals to the patients There were a lot more people than I initially thought My mission was to prepare and scoop porridges into the food containers that the patients brought along. In addition to two different flavors, we also offered them some seasonings, such as spring onion or fried onion. Even though I was slightly clumsy in using such a big ladle, other volunteers guided me patiently. With practice, I eventually got better at utilizing the tool. We worked nonstop before the food turned lukewarm. The event was brief, bu...

Our Bonfire group had the honor of participating in a beautiful springtime event with the kids at the Phuong Thanh Autism Center in mid February. We planned a variety of engaging activities for autistic children here. We interacted with the children at Phuong Thanh. Our day began with heartfelt conversations and art sessions, where we guided the children in the art of painting. Their dedication and patience in creating their masterpieces were truly inspiring and beautiful. Each artwork bore a special charm and carried a unique message. Afterward, the Bonfire club prepared fun games to liven up the atmosphere at Phuong Thanh. The children participated with great enthusiasm. Although our activities spanned just one afternoon, the moments we shared were filled with joy and left an indelible mark on our hearts. We taught the children how to paint. The autistic youth enthusiastically participated in the games. The autistic youth attentively completed their own paintings. Artwork by an autis...

Hanoi's weather is gradually getting colder, signaling the onset of yet another Christmas season. With a heartfelt mission to create a warm and meaningful Christmas for autistic children, our Bonfire Club organized a special Christmas event at Phuong Thanh, filled with a multitude of exciting activities. Bonfire with autistic children in Phuong Thanh We personally prepared charming Christmas gifts for these wonderful children. Stockings, cozy gloves, and an assortment of toys were meticulously packaged with the hope of adding a touch of warmth to their winter. Preparing small gifts for the children The cute little snowman that we prepared Upon arriving at the Phuong Thanh Shelter, the Bonfire Club set about transforming the room into a festive wonderland. We adorned a Christmas tree, hung colorful snowflakes, and scattered twinkling lights throughout the space. In the blink of an eye, the room was enveloped in a heartwarming Christmas ambiance. To kick off the program, we guided th...

Joining in as a member of SVC (Sách Vùng Cao), I grasped the chance to travel to Bắc Kạn - a province in the Upper Northern area of Vietnam. Accompany me were my family and also more than 50 members of SVC, all coming together with the determination to provide the children here with the best education environment possible. We painted meticulously on the wall Our mission as the supporting group was to decorate the school more lively and arrange small parties for our future students. Along with some other members, I was in charge of the outside walls, using the paint roller carefully to cover the wall with radiant colors to match the children's innocent souls. After finishing my task, I came to help with preparing the party. It was also the Mid-Autumn Festival that day, so we brought gifts and treats relating to the theme so the kids could celebrate this day together . While interacting with the children here, I could feel a sense of pride and inspiration watching their excitement ...

The Mid-Autumn Festival is a time for children to enjoy a lively and festive atmosphere. Recently, our Bonfire project brought the Mid-Autumn Festival to visually impaired children at the Happy House Autism Center. The event unfolded in its entirety, featuring numerous enjoyable activities . We prepared small gifts for the children with the hope of bringing a complete Mid-Autumn season to them. Following this, we organized fun games for the autistic children, and they participated with great enthusiasm and happiness. We also had the opportunity to converse and share with the kids. Listening to their innocent and babbling words, we gained deeper insights into the rich inner world and the communication style of autistic children. I prepared mini-games and gifts for the children. I got a chance to have a conversation with the children. Giving gifts to the children. I organized fun games for the children with the help of the center's teacher I am t...

My name is Hoang Bao Ngan and I was born and grew up in Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam. Currently, at the moment this first blog was created, I am a 12th grader, preparing my path to university or college. About my hobby, I am interested in writing fanfiction, both in the form of series or short stories. I have been writing a few pieces since 5th grade, so I can say that this hobby is one of the factors that shape who I am now - an imaginative, sociable person who can also be realistic at times. Those are some adjectives that my friends and family often associate me with. Other than that, I also liked participating in outdoor activities and playing various types of sports, such as basketball and badminton.   In the future, I am planning to apply to the psychology major. Personally, I am fascinated by the field after having a few interactions with it, both at school and in daily life. This blog was born as a medium for me to reflect on my journey through various charities, club...